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Friday, April 22, 2011

2011 Harley-Davidson Black Denim Fat Bob

SWEEEEET!!!!



Brand new...waitin' on you!  Call us at 678/721-0203.

2008 105th Anniversary
Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Pre-owned



Interested?  Call 678/721-0203 and speak with one of our Sales Team!


The Test Ride

One of the most valuable tools at your disposal, as a motorcycle consumer, is the test ride.
Harley-Davidson of Cartersville proudly offer our customers a test ride to help them decide which bike is the right one for them.



Harley-Davidson's model line-up is both diverse and comprehensive covering many styles, sizes, riding positions and price ranges.



It is important to select "the" bike, not just "a" bike.
The more you like your motorcycle, the more miles you're likely to put on it.



Sitting on a motorcycle in the showroom, pales to comparison to feeling the thunder of the bike beneath you roar to life as you start it up for a test ride!
How the bike feels, while riding it down the road, will help you decide on the correct model as well as determine any plans for modifications and accessories.



Come in and visit our Sales Team today for a test ride!
Let us help you discover your next bike.
Your journey can begin with a twist of the throttle!
Let's Ride!!!!!!!

Sonny Farmer

Friday, April 15, 2011

2 Wheeled Thoughts


  • Midnight bugs taste the best.
  • The best alarm clock is sunrise on chrome.
  • Never mistake horse power from staying power.
  • Well trained reflexes are quicker than luck.

  • If you don't ride in the rain, you don't ride.
  • Sometimes the fastest way to get there is to stop for the night.
  • A bike on the road is better than 2 in the garage.
  • Never be ashamed to unlearn an old habit.


  • Saddlebags can never hold everything you want but always hold everthing you need.


  • Gray haired riders didn't get that way by luck.
  • Maintenance is as much an art as a science.

  • The only good view of thunderstorms is in your rear view mirror.
AND......



  • Only a Biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window!!!

Sonny Farmer







Friday, April 8, 2011

The Fearless Board Track Racer

In the early 1900's, America was hungry for a new form of entertainment.
Motorcycles were becoming increasingly popular, not only as a means of transportation, but for social interaction as well.
Taking a cue from the French who raced bicycles on a wooden track called a Velodrome, the Motordrome was built and board track racing was born.

A motordrome was a huge oval or circle track constructed from a wooden frame and topped with rough cut 2 X 2 or 2 X 4 wooden planks.
They had high, steep banks. 
Even though the rough cut lumber provided "grip", it made crashing even more dangerous. 
Oil spills were also a danger factor.



The motorcycles were not much different than a bicycle.
Although they were capable of speeds over 100 m.p.h., they didn't have brakes!
By the 1920's, motordromes were at their peak, popping up in many major cities. 
They provided high speed entertainment to all types of willing spectators. 
This was not an aspect for the faint at heart.





Over the next few years, board track racing was fading from popularity.  After several fatalities of racers, & even some unlucky spectators, the motordromes were being referred to as 'murderdromes'. 
By the late 1930', they had all but disappeared.
The fearless men who raced on the board tracks will forever hold a place in history and will be remembered as the true pioneers of motorcycle racing.


Sonny Farmer



Preowned Bike of the Week 2005 Harley-Davidson Softail Standard


SWEEEET!!



Video by Sonny Farmer

2011 Harley-Davidson Blackline Custom Paint by O

One of a kind, custom paint!!





Video by Sonny Farmer

Friday, April 1, 2011

What A Trip!!



Have you ever just packed a bag, hopped on your bike, and hit the road???
The best times I've ever, EVER had on a motorcycle were just that random and spontaneous!
I have left town without planning a destination at all.



 I'd pack a bag with a few changes of clothes, a few necessities, & a map, & hit the road taking old state routes rather than the super slabs.


"A Perfect Picture" by Dave Barnhouse

It gives me peace of mind & is the best weapon against stress I've ever found!
There is something serene in a road trip that, to this day, I've not been able to find a substitute.
On the road, you learn alot about people and sometimes a little bit about yourself as well.



Rollin' down the road with a song in your head, your hand on the throttle, & accompanied by the rumble of your Harley's exhaust, is 2 wheeled therapy in it's purist form.



Sadly, many people have not experienced this since we live in world inundated with schedules, planning, meetings, along with the 'rat race'  technology has created.



I call these trips 'Hobo Runs" as they are reminiscent of the days folks would pack a bag, hop a train & search for opportunity, adventure, & sometimes their next meal.




Life is a trip...so take one!
Don't let overplanning keep you from the relaxation of the open road.
It's calling YOU!!!

Sonny Farmer